Popular Pain Killers Increase Blood Pressure
Posted on April 4th, 2007 in acetaminophen, archives of internal medicine, disease, drugs, high blood pressure, ibuprofen, managing stress, medication, medications, natural health, pain killers, studies | No Comments »
According to a new study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, middle aged men that took popular over-the-counter pain killer medications were found to substantially increase their risk of high blood pressure.
Men that took acetaminophen, ibuprofen and aspirin were found to have between 26-40% higher risk of high blood pressure.
Two other studies found a similar co-relation in women as well.
"People should be aware that these drugs have potential adverse effects.... I would recommend that individuals limit their use of these medications unless they are clearly indicated." - Senior Author Dr. Gary Curhan noted.
As with most medications, they only mask the symptoms without getting to the root of the problem. Maintaining a healthy diet, being active and managing stress are far more effective in managing (or eliminating) pain... without the side effects.
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Mark
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